“…. it is about moving into relationship with the materials. The wood was a tree, the leather an animal, the fabric a plant or the wool off a sheep. These living components  come together through the creative process to become the extension and cooperative symbiosis that encapsulates beauty and unity in the universe….” Dr. Adhi Two Owls

Get to know Dr. Adhi and her work….

You can listen and watch some of Dr. Adhi’s interviews by clicking  HERE

You can find Adhi on FaceBook , Twitter , Adhizen Studio Shop, Instagram and  Pinterest 

You can veiw and purchase her original photographs here: Adhizen Photography

 

 

She is always creating,  exploring, traveling,  researching, developing products  that support and enrich the work that she does to help others navigate their journey on the planet.

Adhi is a skilled craftsperson.  Her workshops are containers to explore this knowledge to create and design sacred tools, self awareness, and empower through engaged experiences. She has a wealth of information in traditional craft methods, spiritual concepts, science and being curious about the world around us that she shares to help others discover.

She has built her reputation of the quality and integrity of her products, information, and the safe environments she builds to explore  these ideas.

Greening the world is in the designs and creations that care for people places, and things….

 

Adhi always works to find the best materials with the least impact on the planet. She seeks  fair trade, environmentally responsible leathers, rawhides, beads, bells, etc… and creates items that will last a long time with regular use.  She offers repair and restoration as well as unique custom/bespoke designs. 

 

Creating A Global World Through Education and Skill Share

 

We live in a time of great change and evolutionary potential. Sharing the wisdom of connection, inter-being and unity is part of bringing the circle together for all of us.  We need to develop skills to witness and support each other.  To make our lives sustainable and meaningful.  Adhi’s workshops are designed to inspire, awaken and bring you closer to your authentic and empowered self curiosity and exploration.  Learn how to make something. Learn how to use your mind in relationship with your heart to walk more mindful on the earth.  Learn how to engage in creating a sacred circle with all beings.

Adhi teaches a wide variety of spiritual and esoteric studies that are designed to encourage curiosity and discovery.

What is Global Shamanism? 

I am asked often, “What is Global Shamanism?”  Shamanism can be found all over the world. The function of Shamanism is to bridge ordinary reality with non ordinary reality.   This is defined by the geography, culture, cosmologies, mythologies, folk lore and relationship the community has with it’s environment.  It is expressed and practiced in a wide variety of  ways each unique to the people who cultivate it.

We live in a world defined by the technologies of the day. We are interconnected with global relationships and these are the fundamental to who we are. Shamanism will always have local roots yet, it must also reflect the reality of how this world works. My work as a shaman is to bring the traditional into the reality of today’s world and discover what that looks like, how it is practiced and how it can be used to help make the world a better place.

Some of the ways this unfolds is:

Environmental justice – taking care of the planet

Humanitarian justice and service 

Water stewardship and conservation

Political activism

Educating beyond fear and reaction

Teaching interfaith and curiosity

 

“… I can not change anyone. That is an internal job. You are the one who has to find it in your heart and mind to take that action. What I can do is inspire you to move out of your  comfort zone and push you against your edges.  Lead you to a place of curiosity and inquiry…. and through that door you are given the gifts of an engaged life… where you are a participant in the unfolding creative manifestation of the universe…”

Dr. Adhi Two Owls